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Baron Won Humboldt.

in his travels and explorations in South
America, became deeply interested in the
wonderful properties oil the Coca plant.
Consumption and asthma, he says, arr
unknown among the natives who use it,
and il is furthermore conducive TO lOngc-
witty. The Coca forms one %! the ingIe'
dents Of the Ieibig Co : celebrated Coca
Beef Tonic. at is conducive to health
and longevity. Its use is very beneficial.
Examples of longevity ave numerous
among the Indians, who from bOyhoOd up
have used 1t. Cases are not %unirequent
of indians attaining the great age of l3o
years, > saws Professor j. J. Van Tshudi
travels in Peru. Invaluable in dySpep-
STA, liver complaint, cancer, debility,
b~iliOusnesS.
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She Knew Her RusincSs.
HdcaIa' Truv Nr

lie was naturally hashfnl, and in hcr
company was as dumb as an oyster. She
understood him, and one evening asked
plainly what made him ~ silent whenever
he called on her.
''I-er-I don't know" he stammered.
always ah-have something TO say befOr.
yOu come in, but ! can't get it out"
''Indeed?" she said enconragingly.
"Yes. am like 4 bottle that is corked
up tight"
Every tight, Mr.. Smith,"
'Yes. indeed, very"
"Well, that isn't so bad as you think
There is one good thing about it."
"What is it, pray?"
why, you know, the tighter a bottle j:
corked the more forcibly it pops"
He grasped the situation at once, and
now she don't care whether he talks or not.
She is content to do it all herself.
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MILLNoTEs.

1t is probable that a stock company will
be organized at Roanoke, Va, soOn, 10 cS-
tabliSh y basic steel plant.
Nearly every department in the mills oil
the Cleveland and Union rolling mill COM
panieS, Cleveland, is in active operation.
The furnacemen employed by the Stew
art Iron Co, at Sharon, Pa, have struck
for al advance OF - cents per day.
A contract has just been let by a Pitts
burgh syndicate for three thousand tons OF
natural gas pipe.
The conference between the workmen on
the steel side Of ShOenberger's mill, Pitts
burgh, and the company is still in pro-
greSs.
The Gaylord rolling mill, at Ports
mouth, Ohio, which has been idle for four
years past, will probably start up in the
early spring.
! The BOOntOn rail and rolling mills,
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nnlluVTUUTccOr the Liquor Habit can he
1HlIEkt NM AN-urei hy administering DIN.
HAHN Is GOLDEN kPE.
erie. II can bc given Ia CnpDf coffee ~
il. c~fTcctiug a speedy and permanent c'Irc,
Ghcthor the patient j. n moderate driukcr ~ nm
tcuhoiic WRECK. 1hDusaudsOi drunkarls have
Jcen made temperate ia"H who have taken the
,uldcn Specific lu their coffee without their
knowledge, aUl 10 day believe they quit drink
mg Of their own free will. For Yale by LOGAN
500, Druggists, wheeling, ". Va. no2i
nITruTr THOS. J.. SIMPSON. Washington, d.
tHItHI0C. No pay asked for patents until oh
iainad. WHtc f0r Inventors Guide. Jagjsb
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Ladies'

Who use SOZ0DONT have only to open
their lips to prove its excellence. Their
white cleaning, spotless teeth, and fra
grant breath will tell the story. There is
more demand for this wholesome and I'M
exceptiOnable preparation than for any
other dentifrice in the market.
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'@gn domenygSd" aMy mp the dat ma hpe dgbG 80 -
VG@As Mexican syrup gives aemot generals Ashna fanny thing hm~ gMd and EmmndH r. of our
.dhg cmhn remedies putt together Ym see our GAmenn risk Chi in bwng as the pumisuss uhmed drhhD
it, @Hhs 1@ give yma satisfaction view refund emmg: Rhm enasmatbk cm' he Td
AAvSRD TO Co1TsyA1PTrvEs.
. Commpws b@ue noha thing ALL believe not at GoHhs Mdan Syrup will CONSUMPTION CAM CWE1
matter HnNhmgm more thanh umhmaf ipredy mqmed NuHwc cam procure the mrnaimd hn food
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matter for while es an Bur Bmfno all nmImet b mMDdn and asnhhd HonpbC Coughs NghSvah
mdn other gmPms of consumption. GoocHsM MEXICAN SYRUP Has CURED THoyAHpsM AND II a. cEY oU
Hspneys pkNan bheh e dm yh gwnb dhPn with perfect ahy II affords mm@dne nha,I agst
is TPnpd anu % I P% yRGs Tm%adGgG cNcnaaH Do e CHEMICAL CO. an s w sc%G Obi" For ss
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Aleu- advertisements.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS CLERK IN \
w grocery or in a wholesale house. Has had
experience. Address "a" this Office. feG4eq
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ss-I desire to announce 10 my friends and ~.
irons tbat anor APRIL I,t neat wfE conduit
the sr. JAMES HofEL ~ this city, and nsIrd-
fnlly solicit a Continuance 81 their pat IItsral
patronage. y. J. NORTON.
iAIGl4Ne4Ffb
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ENOR PENTHOUSE No. 9 OHIO STREET.
II Inquire of d. W. BARNES, ST. Clairsville,
Ohio. ja0iSea
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"ANTED-GENERAL AGENT TO HANDLE
" Williams's copper-plate map of the United
States, Mexico, etc. size 6Sx65 inches. E. w.
SMITH & CO., 30 5 Outh Sixth street Pnilafel,
phia, Pa. de3le&db
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AIDED OF TRUST DATED
ID september IL, ISIS, made 10y William W.
PeytOn and Mary J. fcyton, his wife, Ia me As
trustee, and now Of record In the Office al The
Virginia, III deed Of Trust Book. No. - nj pages
40 ct seq, | will sell at public auction, Ia the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, APRIL ID. a. ID. 1887.
ut the front door OF the Court House Of said
county In the city ofWhceling, tina, IL the noitn
door Ofthc Public Building, commencing nj l0a
IN, the follOwingdescribed real estate, situated In
tie district Of Richland, IN said county and state
that y 10 say; Three several pieces Of land IN
said district, the flint bounded M follows; Begin.
ming nj a stone In Long run, n corner To land
formerly owned by J. Is. Kelly; thence, with n
line Of said land south re eat ~ 10 poles TO a
stake I'm Christy's line; thence with his line
south ~ wet u 400 poles Ia n stake, corner TO
land formerly owned 10y Elijah Pogue. thence
with a line Of said last named land north 90
west IL 2-j poles 10 n stone IN Long run; thence
UP the run north i0' east ~ i5-lU poles. thence
north 40 enst n poles To the beginning, contain.
ing eleven acres and thIry-thrc. pole; such hrst
piece being the same lanl conveyed Ia one JCre.
iniah Peyton by Elijah Posue and wife 10y deed
dated the list day Of April, pGI, and now Uf rec.
ord In said office in Deed Book No. ~, nj page
362 The second piece, which II u believed IN
embraced within the boundaries given above for
the first piece. H. bounded ss follows: Beginning
nj a stone corner TO land formcIly owned 10y
DR.. II. w. Chapline and wilson a Connolly
thence north 80 east 7 rods with the line 80
tween said Wilson Il Connolly 10 "A stake IN the
road; thence south so west = 10 poles 10 u syca.
more: thence south l7o west - rods by II beech
on the bank 90 a stake In the line between said
Wilson and Cbapline; thence with Said line
north 3yI,o east rods To the beginning, cOntail.
ing one acre more or less, being the zane land
conveyed 10 haid jeremiah Peyton by Elisha Con
nelly bydeed dated May9. 1871, and now Of rec
ord In said Office In Deed Book No. ~, at psgG
505. And the third Of aid three pieces Of land
contains five acres, more or les, aud j. the same
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WEST LIBERTY Il


Special C~OrrespOHdeaee If TIE Register.
WEST LIBERTY, W.. Va, March 90
The farmers Of this vicinity are very busy,
awaiting themselves Of the good weather
by blowing and doing other work.
A number of our young people enjoyed a
pleasure trip to Parkersburg last week.
There have been exhibitions at the
public schools OF our neighborhood, and
all have succeeded well, being well sup
piled with edibles. The West Liberty
coronet band have attended, and have not
only got their reputation up as musicians,
but also as good eaters. The entertain
ment given by the students of the Normal
School was q grand success. 1t consisted
Of declarations, o~rations dialogues and
tableaux. One of the interesting
features was a local paper edited and read
by John Z. Findley. 1t contained news
ofthe surrounding neighborhood, poetry,
finn and good humOr. R. NJ. BOnar,
President Of the Executive Committee,
spoke very elOquently Of the condition OF
the school, its past and its future. The
best of music wa furnished by the West
Liberty Band, for which the students de-
sire to thank them. They desire to thank
the teachers for their valuable aid in drili-
lug the performers, and also for their kind
ness during the term. The school has
proven a success during the last W terms,
and has bright prospects for the next.
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Independence Notes.

Spectal Telegram 10 ne REGISTER:
INDEPENDENCE, Pa, March 29.-The
wind storm that passed over this place last
Thursday again unrOOfed part OF the tin
roof of the Franklin NJ. E. Church. This
building was unroOfed some time ago.
The storm also blew several haystacks
down.
Our school closed on last Friday night
with q night session, consisting of a thor
ough examination by the teacher III all the
branches taught, in which the scholars ac-
Quilted themselves well. This school has
been under the control of John NOlen.
The farmers of Independence, Cross
Creek and Jefferson townships, this coun-
ty, have organized a joint stock company
for the purpose of building a creamery.
William Welch is President and Robert
Cassidy is Secretary. The charter calls for
s., 900 of stock, of which 81, 500 has already
been subscribed, so that it is an assured
success. The creamery will be built on
Cross Creek, near Burns coal bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

IT is an indisputable fact, that ignorance
is the indirect cause OF a large part of the
diseases that aflict humanity. 1t is the
duty of physicians and health officers to,
as far as possible, instruct the people in
how 10 prevent diseases as well as in heal
ing them. 1t is not enough that ~nuisances
be removed from the streets and dwell
ings submitted to an inspection now and
then. 1t looks like it would not be amiss
for cheap sanitary literature to be distrib-
uted among the people or placed within
the reach of all. Mr.. HENRY
LOMB, of Rochester, n. Y,
some time ago offered !, 1000 in prizes to
those who should write the best essays on
sanitary topics. Two thousand dollars in
prizes were awarded tor these essays;
Healthy Homes and Food for the Working
Glasses; The Sanitary Conditions and Ne
c~essities of School Houses and School Life;
Distinction and Individual ~Prophylaxis
against Infectious Diseases; The Prevent
able Causes of Disease, Injury and Death
in American Workshops and Manufactures,
and the Best Means and Appliances for
Preventing and Avoiding Them. The
competitors for these prizes comprised med
zeal and ~scientiid writers in both Europe
and America, and these essays are just
such as should be placed in the hands oI
the people. The American Public Health
Association is endoavOriGg to do this by
publishing and furnishing them at cost,
and health officers might materially aid
them in the work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30
Advice In MOtlners,

Mrs. WinSlOw's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
OneOfthe best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething it's value is
~iucalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhpa, grip
Ing in the bowels. and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child it rests its
mother. Price pc a bottle.
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DIED.

BOSESBERG.-On Monday. March -, 1887, ct
y a. m, ERNEST ROSENBERG, in the 9th year OF
his age.
Funeral will take place Wednesday, March
80. 1857, at ?. m, from his late residence, 1903
Chapline street. Interment at Mt. Zion. Friends
ofthe family are respectfully invited to attend.
MCMASTER. ON MORday, March ~, lSS7. at
3 O'Clock q. m, at the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs. DIR. Piper, at Glencoe, Ohio, Mrs. MARY \.
MCMASTER, mother Of Or. MCMaStcr, Of this city.
in the 18th year of her age.
BUTLER-On Monday, March y, 1887. at $50
p. m F~LORENCE, daughter Of James Butler, aged
8 years and 1 months.
Funeral from the residence of her grandfather,
No. $3.50 Jacob street, on Wednesday at , O'Clock.
InteIment at Mt. Zion Cemetery. Friends Of the
family invited 10 attend.
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On April 6 an equestrian statue of Gen.
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON is to be un-
yelled ut New Orleans. Gen. JOHNSTON
will be remembered rs one Of the bravest
generals who fought on the side of the
COnfederacy. The statuei is to be unveiled
at about the hour Of the day that her
eeived his death wound on the field oil
Sbilob
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Not sure Yet.
MsrcAnm TrGrflEr.

"Why how are yOu, old man, said 4
travelling man to anacquaintance. IL de-
clare, | hardly knew you. That mOustache
has changed you wonderfully"
80 my friends tell me-"
YES indeed, Ialways told you to wear
a mOustaehe. Now you have tried it and
found it a success
"Well, I'm not so sure it's a success"
why nOt?''
"Why, | haven't been to see my girl
vet"
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Disappointed.

| have been told an amusing story about
Miss Fortescue's sister, Miss Ferras. 1t
seems that when they were playing in Buff
falo recently she expressed q desire to run
down and visit Niagara falls. The mana
ger was afraid some unforeseen delay might
occur to prevent her return in time for the
evenings performance, and said: "Itwould
be quite useless for YOU to 90 to-day. The
falls are not visible"
Indeed? And why not?'
They always turn the water of on
Wednesdays"
How extraordinary" responded Miss
Ferras, and she seemed quite satisfied with
the explanation.
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach OF
suffering. humanity, truly is Electric Bit
tiers. Inactivity Of the Liver, BiliOusnesS,
Jaundice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys, or
any disease of the urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always find Electric Bit
tiers the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Logan Il Co.
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Sale.
SALE.
4 UCTION SALE OF
Valuable Island Lots.

The undersigned will sell ut public auction, At
the north fnont door of the Ohio County Court
House, On
SATURDAY, THE 9rH DAY OF ArElI, I>N3.
commencing nj 10 o'clock IL IN, the following
described lots. viz: Lots Nos. u, t. and - on
Broadway, Lots Nos. NJ and ~ on York street.
Lots Nos. ~, TOO aud lOl on Virginia street, Lots
Nos. lOi. Ia, 10 aud III on Huron street, Lots
Nos. l9S, - AMI l9 on Wabash street, and Lot
M. III on Water street.
TERMS OF SAIE-Oncthird or ~ much uf
the purchase money as the purchaser may desire
Ia pay, IN cash on day of sale. and the residue In
three equal yearly payments, with Interest. pay
able yearly from the day Of sale, for which pay.
ments the purchaser will give notes, secured BY
deed OF trust on the property,
mI3grGdi ". '. HOGE& BRO. Agents.
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
COrns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Ii is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
M refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan * Co.
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Good Resnlts IN Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This Is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'S Drug
store.
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LEX" gives 4 very thorough and ex-
hsustlve discussion in this mornings issue
on the duty of the Legislature in the Sen
atOrial matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30

Coughs and Hoarseness.-The irritation
which induces coughing Immediately relieved
by Use of "BrO1CR's Bronchial TrOchsS'' Sold only
i'm bpypS
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~NUIIUE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
March 80, 1887.
The attention of the public is called TO the
following rule prescribed by this Board
RUIZ -. mo person shall cast or place any
earth, brick or stone, except materials for build
ing, or rubbish OccasiOned thereby, as is provided
for in these rules coal, wood, filth, ashes, lime
mortar. shavingS, waste paper, or rubbish of any
kind, on any square, street, alley, or public place
of the city. or the sidewalk of any such square
street, alley or public place OF said city.
Any person violating the above ordinance vii
be dealt with according To law.
By order OF the Board OF Public Works.
mr3Oq JAS. ii. CLERK.
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PRICES LOW.
.FREW & BERTSCHY
mr,o 1117 Main Street.
CEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFiCE OF The CITY WATER BOARD,
WHEELING, w. Va, March %, 1851.
Sealed proposals. will he received at this Office
until April LIST next, at Il o'clock m, for the fur
niShing and delivery at any and every point re
quircd in the city, from time TO time as the same
shall be ordered by the City Water Board during
the Year ending March 81 1885, of all iron cast
ing which may he required for the Water Works
and Water Works service of the city, including
the castings known as sleeves, but excepting
water pipes, StopcoCkS and FIRE hydrants.
All castings are 10 be of the best quality OF
iron. fully completed and ready for use, and sub,
jeCt 10 the approval Of the superintendent of the
Water Works.
Proposals To be endorsed Proposals for Cast,
ings"' and addressed to the undersigned.
BY order OF the Board.
mr2I ii. II. WILKINSON, Sec'y.
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NATIONAL BANK OF W. VA.
AT WHEELING.

Southwest corner Main and Twelfth SITS,
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
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DY VIRTUE OF AIDED OF TRUST DATED
ID september 10, ISIS. made by William W.
Peyt0n and Mary J. fcy;on. his wife, Ia me ~
trustee, and now OF record In the Office of the
Clerk Of the Comfy Court Of Ohio county. West
Virginia, III deed Of Trust Rock. No. - nj pages
40 ct seq, ! will sell at public auction. Ia the
highest hldhcr. on
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4em advertisements.

"ANTED-A SECONDHAND CARPET
w About thirty yards, Address ~" Box 1
city. State price. mrSy-q
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-12-03
Professional Women.

A common-sense woman, who puts NJ.
d. after her name, told me this the
other night: 81 have but one objection
TO being a professional womsn-that is.
the peculiar estimation in which my
own sex holds me. / know they don't
mean it, but | feel it sometimes until |
have to turn my face to conceal the
flush on my cheeks. Do you know that
the average society woman acts as
though she thinks that ono of her own
sex who has profession has no social
rights? This average society woman
would not admit this, of course, and
perhaps she dosen't really mean it. ]
would like to put on dress from tine
dress-maker's latest pattern; but if
do my pat ent looks at me in a sort OF
inquiring way. L think sometimes Il
should follow the style of Mrs. DIR.
Mary Walker that some of my other
wise good patients would like il better.
Why is it2 / nm not railing against my
own sex. Believe me, | would not be a
man il / had the power to make the
change. But women are so cruel with.
out intending to be. A friend OF mine
asked me to attend a reception last
"Wednesday night at the Columbia The.
alter, and l went While | was there !
was constantly reminded BY his other
lady friend of my profession. l was
constantly appealed to as to my opinion
of the effect of an exposure which her
own folly had created. and when we
went out of the theater / had to 90
home with her and leave prescription.
Sometimes / am asked out to dine, and
my hostess inquiries of me II think her
own food q good for her. She doesn't
think of my health. / am q
professional woman. How often nv
heart has ached at this treatment.
know that some professional women
bring this upon themselves. But those
of us who would like occasionally to
take a wOman's hand for some
other purpose than feeling her pulse are
stared at II we do it, Chicago Mail
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-12-03
Whore Dickens Got His Genius.

In your issue OF Tuesday last you refer
TO = statement in an Indian paper regard.
ing the grandmother OF Charles Dickens.
A there are some inaccuracies In the story
quoted by you, especially 80 far az it refer
TO the first Lady Houghton, you may pos
Ebly allow me to send you the correct yer.
SION as heard it many years ago from
Lady Houghton herself. Old Mrs. Dickera
vas not nurse, but housekeeper at Crswe,
In the time OF the first Lord Crewe, the
grandfather OF {, present holder Oh the
title, and OF his sister, the first Lady
Houghton. well remember Lady Hough.
ton speaking to me with enthusiasm OF
Mrs. Dickens wonderful powers as story
teller. 1t was her delight as a child to
listen to the tales which the old lady was
able to relate with SO much dramatic iorcs
and feeling; and it was with the sweetest
interest that later on in life Lady Housh,
ton recognized in the illustrious author oil
sGavid Copperfeld" the grandson OF the
iavorite OF her chi dhood. Old Mrs. Dick.
ems had one grievance which LAZY Hough,
ton still recalled when she told me about
her. II was the conduct OF her son John
Charles father, against whose idleness and
esneral incaps city sh, was never tired Of
knveighing. There have bean many con.
PICTURES rs to thesource from which Dickens
derived his wonderful gift al story teller,
but beIve that, until the publication OF
khs article to which you refer. nothing has
sver been printed regarding bis grand.
mother. It is hardly a far-fetched fancy
10 suppose that he inherited his special
M from the old housekeeper at Grove
1oadon Daily News